Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

house for rent. It is roomy and neatly finished.
 The remainder of Mr. R. H. Martins household effects arrived from Pinal this week, and he is now settled down in his new home.
 Free fights were the order of the day this week. The earthquake seems to have shook up the pugnacious qualities of the boys. Messrs. David Moe and John Banner have gene down to the reservation to work for E1r. J. D. Rittsnhouse at his trading pcsts.
 The earthquake struck Mir. D. c. Stew ems amidship, and made him so sea sick he would have thrown up his socks if his boots had not fit tight.
 Mir. Mckenzie, chief machinist at the Silver King mine, left Thursday for his old hsme in Scotland. He has three mont hS leave or aDsenc6
 MT. Charles Mclaughlin went up to whitlow station this week to put up new horse power to be used in pumping water for the Whitlow cattle.
 MT. W. Y Price is talking ot opening a butcher shop here, provided he can lease an alfalfa pasture upon which to fattsn beef steers This is sensible.
 MT. Peter Will left last Saturday for New Mexico on court business. Mir. John Ruckelshaussn has chargs of the brewery during MT. Wills absence.
 MT. J. D. Rittonhouse has contracted with Mir. Andrew Lancer to erect two new dwelling houses in East Florence. He is erecting them for tenement pur- poses.
 The new preprietors of the ENTER PRISE are both men af family and will move their families here immediately. They will be valuable acquisition to our society.
 Another man of prominence, holding A high official position, has taken up sec tion of land under the canal. We are not at liberty to mention his name at present.
 Mir. s. ". Foreman went up to Pinal this week to make preparations to take his daughters, Miss Hattie and Mrs. w.. 1T Benson, into California to spend the summer.
 MT. J. D. Rittenhouse has leased all the vacant rooms in the Clarke block, and will use them as store rooms. He hasn't room in his present building to store his surplus stock.
 Mir. Alex Cairnes is nursing thor oughly bruised hand He was holding { drill on the rock work at the canal, "nC tb. striker missed the head of the dril and came down on Alex's hand with fui force. Alex saw enough stars to plant 8 ten acre field, four in hill.
 Mir Charles Mosher, formerly edito '- of the Phsnix Gazette, was at Pinal thi week examining the material of the ol
 Record, but found it in such conditie that he did not buy He is preparing
 start new paper at Phenix, but wi ID send for new material.
 Mir. J. V. Wilson is trying the cxper ment of rice raising upon his ranch mort '' of tn. river, and has three acres growir e, beautifully and nearing maturity. IT D. experiment will undoubtedly be a su
 cess and be the means of inducing ethe ., to go into the business. ls Mir. W. R. Stone, who recently I
 turn ed from California, says the peep to of that State are obtaining every lit it scrap of information about the Gila VI
 lev and the new canal they can posaib gather, with view to locating he when the canal shall have been COT
 pleted.
 Dr. Hurley, Treasurer of the ean Ls company, came in from San Bernardi
 Wednesday with Mir. Wrampelmeier,
 F. Eyer, W. F. Linville and c. w. raj rich, all gentlemen of means from lfa East looking for investments in this la
 of fruits and flowers They have alrea .;,s made pretty full examination of ( ., land and water facilities and ars V
 pleased.
 will Mir. Arthur Macy, the efficient SUI to intendens of the famous Silver K
 mine of Pinal county, will arrive in I
 son tonight with his bride, to rem 't'" for few days. Mir. Macy has 8 hos son friends in this city, sll of whom are
 of congratulations upon the happy ! uf rNe fat